Re: blood type/other medical info

**periodjuice** · **periodjuice** on Sat Nov 14, 2009 3:39 am

Now I don't mean to sound cruel, but that sounds pretty creepy.

I thought of something else, imunizations, tetnus shots and that sort of thing.

juggajames · juggajames on Sat Nov 14, 2009 6:23 am

periodjuice wrote:Now I don't mean to sound cruel, but that sounds pretty creepy.

I thought of something else, imunizations, tetnus shots and that sort of thing.

i dont know about any immunizations i've gotten, but i got a tetnus shot in 2002.

**Rooster** · **Rooster** on Sat Nov 14, 2009 7:43 am

Toobe Forgotten wrote:B+

but i have my own personal liter of blood frozen back home just for an emergency.

good luck getting that thawed and heated to the correct temperature...if you need a transfusion you are probably losing blood fast enough for that to take too long.

Xolotl · Xolotl on Sat Nov 14, 2009 8:02 am

periodjuice wrote:Now I don't mean to sound cruel, but that sounds pretty creepy.

I thought of something else, imunizations, tetnus shots and that sort of thing.

I'm really quite badly allergic to the tetanus vaccine. I was given one in my leg when i was about 6-ish and it swelled up like a balloon, so i'll have to find out what they use just in case.

**Rooster** · **Rooster** on Sat Nov 14, 2009 8:20 am

Xolotl wrote:
periodjuice wrote:Now I don't mean to sound cruel, but that sounds pretty creepy.

I thought of something else, imunizations, tetnus shots and that sort of thing.

I'm really quite badly allergic to the tetanus vaccine. I was given one in my leg when i was about 6-ish and it swelled up like a balloon, so i'll have to find out what they use just in case.

that would be good to know

**Twitch** · **Twitch** on Sat Nov 14, 2009 3:30 pm

Rooster wrote:
Toobe Forgotten wrote:B+

but i have my own personal liter of blood frozen back home just for an emergency.

good luck getting that thawed and heated to the correct temperature...if you need a transfusion you are probably losing blood fast enough for that to take too long.

thats where you'll come in handy my friend.

**periodjuice** · **periodjuice** on Sun Nov 15, 2009 11:25 pm

I just had a thought about your frozen blood, not that it could be used for you and transfusions, but maybe as some sort of lure or even just drop it when you're being chased, perhaps they'll go for it.

**Rooster** · **Rooster** on Mon Nov 16, 2009 8:42 am

periodjuice wrote:I just had a thought about your frozen blood, not that it could be used for you and transfusions, but maybe as some sort of lure or even just drop it when you're being chased, perhaps they'll go for it.

Havent we had this argument before??

EDIT: nevermind, I think that was on DF

X on Mon Apr 19, 2010 1:24 pm

Mine are keep on my "dog tags", boots and sewn into my uniform as well. Medical records would be kept by the medics as well as the MD at the Higher Echelon.

**autonomous** · **autonomous** on Mon Apr 19, 2010 6:36 pm

For daily life I have mine on a blood donor card behind my id in my wallet under to assumption that if I get admitted to a hospital it will be found when they try to identify me.

X on Tue Apr 20, 2010 9:59 am

what no credit cards?!

Naw, it was just a flesh wound... you will be alright but JUST in case what is your pin code? (*LOL)

**Rooster** · **Rooster** on Tue Apr 20, 2010 10:32 am

autonomous wrote:For daily life I have mine on a blood donor card behind my id in my wallet under to assumption that if I get admitted to a hospital it will be found when they try to identify me.

same

**Twitch** · **Twitch** on Wed Apr 21, 2010 10:33 pm

Rooster wrote:
autonomous wrote:For daily life I have mine on a blood donor card behind my id in my wallet under to assumption that if I get admitted to a hospital it will be found when they try to identify me.

same

ditto... though the top of the card is kind broken.

X on Thu Apr 22, 2010 11:05 am

you could use "lamination paper" so that it will not fall apart and keep a un laminated one at base to be updated when needed